Buying Park Tickets

[DizkneeDad]

Anyone have any input on whether I should buy tickets from Disney, undercover tourist or other I may not be aware of?

Undercover and Disney are basically the same price from what I can tell. Last time I checked AAA there was no savings.

 

[gratefulfred]

undercover is cheaper than Disney, the price you see includes taxes and shipping. The Disney prices haven't had the taxes added to them yet

 

[timandjanl]

Sign up for the newsletter from Mousesavers. There is a link in there to discounted UT tix. I just saved about $50/each on 6 day PHs. Took me 2 minutes to link the tix to my reservation.

 

[DizkneeDad]

Sign up for the newsletter from Mousesavers. There is a link in there to discounted UT tix. I just saved about $50/each on 6 day PHs. Took me 2 minutes to link the tix to my reservation.

Any chance you can send me the link through PM (or just post it here). I have signed up for that newsletter multiple times but I never seem to get any newsletter. Nothing ever shows up in my spam either.

 

[Badamon]

Sign up for the newsletter from Mousesavers. There is a link in there to discounted UT tix. I just saved about $50/each on 6 day PHs. Took me 2 minutes to link the tix to my reservation.

^ This. Undercover Tourist through Mousesavers is the best deal that I can ever find through a reputable company. Have purchased several times from UTC, never a problem and their prices include tax and they ship for free.

 

[Marionnette]

Any chance you can send me the link through PM (or just post it here). I have signed up for that newsletter multiple times but I never seem to get any newsletter. Nothing ever shows up in my spam either.

We are not supposed to post the link. The owner of Mousesavers has asked that if someone wants the UT link, the entire newletter should be sent. That involves using email, not PM. There's a request thread on the Budget Board. Post an email on it and someone will forward the newsletter to you.

 

[iheartjuppy]

I compared AAA, UCT (I googled Mousesavers and UCT full name and came up with the same link if that helps), Disney and Expedia. UCT and Expedia were the same price within cents for our trip, and Expedia actually would have been ~$50 cheaper in the long run bc they offer 6% cash back through UPromise, but I opted for UCT tix because they mail hard copy tickets and I'm anxious to link them to my MDE account and get FP+ booked etc. whereas I think Expedia may send a voucher you exchange at the TTC the day of arrival. I may be mistaken on Expedia, so it would be worth searching if that's a route you're considering!

 

[NjMamaMouse]

Under Cover Tourist through Mousesavers is what we have used for 5 years!!

 

[summerrluvv]

I ordered mine from USSSA last week, and they were heavily discounted. Super deal and fast shipping. Hard tickets, and had zero issue adding them to my MDE account.

Also, Orbitz through Ebates will net you 10% cash back, so that's a good deal as well. I believe those are vouchers, and I'm not sure how you add those to MDE.

 

[Gru]

I know this is an old thread, but I was wondering, can the USSSA tickets be used to prebook FP+? It seems like such a great deal, but if you can't prebook with them I will have to reconsider....

 

[JakeAndHooksMom]

I bought mine through AAA on our last trip. Not only were they cheaper, but we got a free Diamond lot parking pass (we were driving/staying offsite) that could be used at all four parks.

 

[jimsanfilippo]

Anyone have any input on whether I should buy tickets from Disney, undercover tourist or other I may not be aware of?

Undercover and Disney are basically the same price from what I can tell. Last time I checked AAA there was no savings.

For several years I have scoured the Internet for the cheapest prices possible on WDW passes. I have used Undercover Tourist, Maple Leaf Tickets, and DWTickets and they are all reputable and significantly cheaper than Disney and AAA for multi-day passes. They are the best three I've come across and some years one is slightly cheaper than the rest, so you'll have to check.

For UCT you should use the link provided from the MouseSavers newsletter (free) and for MLT use the link provided from the "Disney World Savings Guide" ebook (not free) to get better deals.

 

[summerrluvv]

I know this is an old thread, but I was wondering, can the USSSA tickets be used to prebook FP+? It seems like such a great deal, but if you can't prebook with them I will have to reconsider....

Sure can! I just bought one for a family member for an upcoming trip from USSSA and still the cheapest around! Got a 4 day hopper with waterparrk fun and more for a GREAT price!